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3.52 million International passengers - 1.1 million directly to/from regional airports

Rising revenue – Narrowing losses

SKYTRAX 2011 World Airline Awards

Reduction in losses, despite crisis and sharp fuel rise

AEGEAN announces results for the full year 2009. Revenue increased 2%, reaching €622.7m. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization and lease costs (EBITDAR) declined 6% to €95.9m. Net earnings after tax reached €23m compared to €29.5m in 2008 (-22%).

Aegean, the largest Greek airline, announced a national cultural initiative, ultimately aiming at boosting the country’s international image, as well as supporting Greek tourism.

As of October 25, AEGEAN will begin two daily non-stop flights to London’s Heathrow airport. The flight departure and arrival times are ideal for both business and leisure travelers.

Aegean Airlines builds on successful expansion with the delivery of new Airbus A320/321 and service to new destinations with the start of its summer 2008 flight schedule.

Passenger Traffic for 2007

Key highlights: Turnover rose 20% to €370.5m from €307.6m. Pre-tax earnings increased 36% to €41.7m. Net profit for the period increased 45% to €33.4m from €23m. Total passengers welcomed onboard rose by 19% to 4.1 million.